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Demographic Segregation in Online Information Ecosystems
Concern about online echo chambers rests on the premise that the internet sorts people by politics. Research on online ideological segregation has accordingly measured partisanship almost to the exclusion of other social divides, and has measured it mostly within news, which is a small share of onli
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